Huacho: Clothes, blood stains found in Mexican woman suspect’s home

National Police reported on Tuesday that a Mexican flag, women’s clothing, blood and hair were found in the room of Juan Pablo Villafuerte Pinto, the main suspect in the disappearance of Mexican citizen Blanca Arellano Gutierrez. This is after the raid on the house, which has been going on for several hours.

Huacho head of criminal investigation Elvis Baños Valverde pointed out that what was found on the property indicated that Villafuerte was indeed romantically involved with a foreign woman, as they met online.

“Performing a luminol test. They have a connection (with family) with Embassy of Mexico, with them we triangulate information to keep everything under investigation safe. As for a possible preventive detention, the relevant authorities will see it,” he said. Baths of Valverde in press statements.

Specialists of the prosecutor’s office seized everything found for the continuation of investigative actions. Secondly, PTR was able to find out that Juan Pablo Villafuerte,
In recent days, he has bought black bags at the store and seemed very nervous, according to residents of the Manzanares slum in the city of Huacho.

Blanca Arellano Gutierrez arrived in the country on July 27 of this year to meet with a young biology student, but has stopped communicating with her family since November 7, and her whereabouts remain a mystery.

dodged questions

Juan Pablo Villafuerte Pinto told the National Police he “doesn’t remember” where he lives after being summoned to the prosecutor’s office, Commander Elvis Baños, head of Huacho’s criminal investigation department, said yesterday.

The police chief indicated that Villafuerte evaded the questions he was asked. In addition, Baños indicated that there was a possibility that other people were involved in this disappearance. The defendant, after giving evidence, left for Lima.

His family will go to Peru.

Two members of the family of Mexican tourist Blanca Olivia Arellano Gutierrez, who disappeared in Peru, will travel from Mexico to the capital of our country, along with its authorities.

RPP Noticias confirmed that relatives will arrive in Lima on Thursday to continue their investigation and conduct DNA analysis of the human remains found on Chorrillos de Huacho beach a few days ago.

The head of the Huacho police department, PPP Colonel Luis Santos, said that “in principle there are expert opinions” about the existing similarity of the ring, which was found in the remains of the dismembered body of a woman with a Mexican tourist.